New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-05-18
MIMI ESDTA NEWS.
Grand LodgeA. Q. U.sw. for Minnesota and. Da.

Grand LodgesA. o. U.sW. for Minnesota and Da.
skota
The eleventh annual meeting Of the
Grand lodge OF the A. o. o. w. for Mime.
sofa and Dakota was held IN Rochester.
Mimi, lasting three days Nearly one hun
sdred delegates, representing a membership
OF 1900, were assembled. The openine
session was spent in organizing and in lis
tening to the reports OF the various lodges.
I An increase OF 1000 was noted for the
year pasta more substantial growth
than Tor the, three years prior. Grand Re
'corder Soules report showed $50, 900
collected by him during the year. Only
sixteen assessments OF 81 each were levied
this year, covering an insurance policy OF
S2,oUo. The following officers were elect
ed: 5. NJ. Espey, Window, G.. NJ. VIC
G. Hough, Huron, Oak, foreman;
James. a. Eckstein, New U1m, over
seer; j. W. soule, Rochester, re-
corder, (re-elected;) j. j. Mccarthy, St.
Paul, receiver (re-elected0 Charles Knecht,
lroquois, Oak, guide; M. 2. Garde, Vino
ma, Watchman; trustee for three years. T..
Town, Minneapolis; representatives to the
supreme lodge, George b. Arnold Kasson;
E. H. Stevens, st. Paul; j. Nj. Nye, Wells.
The grand master workman announced
the following standing committee for the
following year.
Finance. sNewsalt, Owatonna: A.
Nelson Rochester; J. I. Hantz, Blunt.
Oak. Judiciary-E. Southworth, Shake
pee A. H. Taisey, Donnelly; George NJ.
Laing, Blunt.
The stockholders OF Lake City bank have
elected the following directors: Samuel
Doughty, G. F. Benson, J. w. Ray, J. NJ.
Underwood, Robert White, w. E. Perkins
and G. A Hubbard. .......
The secretary OF the interior has ordered
cancellation OF the entries OF Roderck Nc.
kenzie, Archibald Mason, H. G. Nelson, J.
Scanlon and William Scanlon OF lands in
township so, range 13, Duluth land dis
trlct They were given sixty days in which
to show cause why the entries should not
be Cancelled, and have entered no protest.
Charles Cook, who lives on the Wiscon.
sin side OF the river. and Moses L. Smith
OF Wabasha became involved in row
and the latter came very near being killed.
Thirteen car loads OF sugar arrived in st.
Paul from San Francisco over the Cana
dian Pacific and Manitoba, which is part
OF very large shipment contracted for by
the Canadian Pacific because OF the low
rates offered.
Lieut.. Col. Perry Harrison has resigned
his position in the First regiment for bus
mess reasons, and his resigna ton is in the
hands OF the adiutant general, who ex-
presses himself as very 10th to accent it.
This resignation will probably promote
Maj. Reeve and Capt. Pierce OF Red Wing
George W. Chowen, one OF the most widely
and favorably known among the older
residents OF Minneapolis, died OF paralysis
at his residence on the 9Th inst.
! Burglars broke into the store OF S. NJ
Phillips at Clearw ater blew open the safe
and got between $500 and ST, 900 in watch
es, iewelry and money.
The Minnesota Scale Company of St.
i Paul was incorporated with the secretary Of
! state. Capital stock, $4,000. Incorpo-
rators: William A. Huddart Cinncinati,
Ohio; Egbert &. Handy, Leonard Whitney,
4. Harley G. Gage Edwin A. Jaggard, St.
. Paul.
Sam J Zones left Minneapolis for Tennessee,
in compliance with a telegram telling him
to come at once on account OF his wife's
serious illness. Services will be continued
by Sam Small.
The rair DAD commissioners suspend the
sixth section Of the state railroad law in
favor OF the Fergus Falls paper mill.
At st. Paul the body OF Louis Forslin
was found floating in the river and John
O'Nell was killed by a switch engine.
The Minneapolis chamber OF commerce
ls kicking over discrimination in milling
Iu-GiaIfSlU UuSlueSS.
At Anoka the saloon licenses expired
and Mayor Macomber gave the police in
structions to close up all saloons that had
not paid their license fee in to the city
treasurer. This the police did, and they
were all Theoretically sealed" for an hour
until the saloon man had come down with
their license fees.
Patrick Conglan, a farmer south OF Mont
gomery, LIE Sueur County, had a large lot
Oh hogs, barn, granary, wheat and machin-
cry destroyed by fire. The loss 1,SOO)
is partially covered.
At Cold Springs in Stearns county, a
man named Britt turned a corner too sharp
with his team, and he, his daughter and a
friend, Mrs. Ulmscheid were thrown out
Britt and Mrs. Ulmscheid struck on their
heads and received fractures OF their skulls
and the daughter both had arms broken.
The Winona fire department has elected
the following officers: Chief Engineer, NJ
Hanley; first assistant, A. Doe; second
assistant, Jacob Volta.
Anoka Special: A two story building
owned by Colby johnson and used as a
boarding house was damaged by fire. In
surance, 81, 800.
The school house at Minnesota was burn
ed. Loss, 81 600; insured for $500. The
tire caught while the school was in session
from burning grass behindthe school house
Constans Schwartz, a German about 40
years OF age committed suicide at his resi-
dence in St. Paul by taking Rough on
Rats. He was employed by the West
Side Vinegar factory. He had a wife in
the insane asylum at ST. Peter, and was
the father OF seven children.
Mills e Hulton's -four mills, elevator
and lumber yards at Elk River were de-
astroyed by fire, with other m in or buildings
Total loss, 10000; Insurance, $4,000:
the board OF railroad commissioners
confirmed the appointment OF T. G. Hodg.
son as chic! deputy grain insector at st.
Paul, ana the reappointment OF A. C. Clau-
Shelly chief deputy at Duluth The last
two named have been we'll know officials
IN this department. for some time. Mr.
-Hodgson is a resident Of Grant county.
Fire at Glyndon destroyed two dwellings
on Park Avenue, known as the Schultz